Lunatic California professors throw profane public tantrums

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Never miss a story What the heck happened?This weekend, two professors –– one from Cal State Los Angeles and one from UC Santa Barbara –– threw profane public tantrums.And Californians were reminded, yet again, of the nonsense their tax dollars pay for.UC and CSU should counsel the crazies and refocus on the classic university mission: teaching students not what to think, but how to think for themselves.Melina Abdullah, a Pan-African studies prof at Cal State LA, spoke on Sunday at the La Defensa del Pueblo Summit in Pasadena, where she called an ICE agent a “pig-a—,” shared his hotel address, and said:“Sometimes it’s just do this s–t.You see the devil right there,  f–k him up … “F— him up.

F— him up.I’m sorry, I’m already on the motherf—king list.”Yiiiiikes.

This is an alleged scholar, at an event in Pasadena, calling for violence against a specific person.Chilling.And then there’s Butch Ware, a failed politician (go figure) and associate professor of history(!) at UCSB.On Saturday at the Marxism Conference in Chicago, Ware waxed insane:“Y’all ain’t dreamed big enough yet.

Some of these clickety-clack revolutionaries have never been in a  f—ing gunfight, but some of us that grew up in the hood know what guns are like.… Y’all ain’t nowhere near ready for a war in the streets.

You better get ready for both kinds of war, and if you stay ready, you ain’t got to get ready.”It’s no mystery why growing numbers of Americans are skipping co...

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